[thomasrepnik]

Summary

Refers to #3 (does not close it). No generator changes: this protects behaviour the generated Angular dispatcher already has.

computed(() => dispatcher.name)
  delegate getter                 # uncached, runs per call
    context() -> provider.get()
      signal()                    # tracked by the computed

 example/
   dispatcher.spec.ts
+  dispatcher-signals.spec.ts     # follows signal + caches, recovers after error, context-free
 package.json                     # adds the spec to `npm test`

Evidence

• Before: npm test: 53 pass. Nothing failed if the delegate was cached.
  After: npm test: 56 pass, npm run typecheck clean, npm run generate leaves no diff.
• Tests can fail: with delegate temporarily changed to cache its first result in the generated Angular registry (reverted afterwards), all 3 new tests fail.

Merge Danger

Door: two-way

Test-only. Revert the commit to undo it.

Blast Radius: none

src/ and the published package are unchanged. A future change that caches the delegate will now fail these tests.